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                  proceeding].                                                                          
                        This Plea Agreement concerns criminal liability                                 
                  only, and nothing herein shall limit or in any way                                    
                  waive or release any administrative or judicial civil                                 
                  claim, demand or cause of action, whatsoever, of the                                  
                  United States or its agencies.  Moreover, this Plea                                   
                  Agreement is limited to the United States Attorney’s                                  
                  Office for the Northern District of Illinois and cannot                               
                  bind any other federal, state or local prosecuting,                                   
                  administrative or regulatory authorities except as                                    
                  expressly set forth in this Plea Agreement.                                           
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                        4.   Defendant will enter a voluntary plea of                                   
                  guilty to the superseding information in this case.                                   
                        5.   Defendant will plead guilty because he is in                               
                  fact guilty of the charges contained in the superseding                               
                  information.  In pleading guilty, defendant admits the                                
                  following facts and that those facts establish his                                    
                  guilt beyond a reasonable doubt * * *                                                 
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                        15.  Nothing in this Plea Agreement shall limit                                 
                  the Internal Revenue Service in its collection of any                                 
                  taxes, interest or penalties from defendant, or defen-                                
                  dant’s partnership or corporations.  Defendant under-                                 
                  stands that the amount of tax as calculated by the                                    
                  Internal Revenue Service may exceed the amount of tax                                 
                  due as calculated for the criminal case.                                              
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                        22.  Defendant acknowledges that the property                                   
                  identified in the forfeiture allegation contained in                                  
                  the information in this case constitutes substitute                                   
                  assets for the structured cash transactions described                                 
                  in that forfeiture allegation.  Defendant further                                     
                  agrees to the entry of an order forfeiting any interest                               
                  defendant may hold in the property identified in the                                  
                  forfeiture allegation of the information in this case.                                
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                        25.  Defendant and his attorney acknowledge that                                





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